Table of Contents
Introduction: Towards an Anthropology of Violence, Hope and the Movement of People
Stef Jansen and
Staffan Löfving Chapter 1. Returning to Palestine: Confinement and Displacement under Israeli Occupation Tobias Kelly
Chapter 2. Troubled Locations: Return, the Life Course and Transformations of Home in Bosnia-Herzegovina Stef Jansen
Chapter 3. The Loss of Home: From Passion to Pragmatism in Cyprus Peter Loizos
Chapter 4. The Social Significance of Crossing State Borders: Home, Mobility and Life Paths in the Angolan-Zambian Borderland Michael Barrett
Chapter 5. Strategies of Visibility and Invisibility: Rumanians and Moroccans in El Ejido, Spain Swanie Potot
Chapter 6. A New Morning? Reoccupying Home in the Aftermath of Violence in Sri Lanka Sharika Thiranagama
Chapter 7. Liberal Emplacement: Violence, Home and the Transforming Space of Popular Protest in Central America Staffan Löfving
Postscript: Home, Fragility and Irregulation: Reflections on Ethnographies of Im/mobility Finn Stepputat
Notes on Contributors Index